Freeze (Ex) A weeping angel can hold itself so still it appears to be a statue. A
weeping angel that uses freeze can take 20 on its Stealth check to hide in
plain sight as a stone statue.

Light Interference (Su) The presence of a weeping angel can interfere
with light sources; torches and lanterns tend to flicker, while even magical
light sources can sputter out for moments at a time. Non-magical light sources
within 100 ft. of a weeping angel shed light in half the normal radius. Magical
light sources get a saving throw to ignore this effect (Fortitude DC 16). If a
magical light source saves against a weeping angels light interference, that
source is immune for 24 hours. Magical light sources need to save against the
aura of each weeping angel, but the effects of multiple angels do not stack.

Quantum-locked (Ex)A weeping angel must use itsfreeze ability if a creature is looking at
it. At the beginning of its turn, each creature that has line of sight on the
weeping angel makes a Reflex save DC 20. If all creatures fail, the creature
who failed the save by the least number of points determines how far a weeping
angel moves. For each point the save fails by, the weeping angel can move 5 ft.
Taking an attack counts as 5 ft. of movement, but a weeping angel can only ever
make one attack each round. If any creature succeeds at the Reflex save, the
weeping angel is dazed for that round, but concealment can negate a successful
save the way it can negate a successful attack.Sighted creatures gain a +1 to
this save for each eye they have above two eyes; blind creatures do not prevent
a weeping angel from moving. Creatures may take a standard action to designate
a specific cone of vision in which to stare; they gain a +4 to this save but
cannot see anything outside of the cone (unless they have All-Around Vision or a
similar ability). If two weeping angels see each other on the same round, they
will both be permanently frozen in place and considered paralyzed until
something obstructs their vision.

Temporal Syphon (Su)Whena weeping angel succeeds at a touch attack
against a creature the creature takes 1d6 Charisma damage. If reduced to 1Charisma
by this attack, they are sent back in time a number of years equal to the
weeping angel's current hit points and the weeping angel heals 1d8+5 hit
points.

They have existed
since the beginning of time, or very nearly according to an authoritative
source. These creatures survive by absorbing the temporal potential of other
living beings. From all corners of the universe, time and space, reports of
these creatures exist, but no one yet know where they came from or how they
have traveled so widely.

Since they turn to
stone the moment another creature looks at them, they are often called the Lonely
Assassins because of their inability to see one another. Even the look of
another weeping angel will cause them to become frozen in place. Sometimes
called the “loneliest creatures in the universe,” these beings are often
pitied, but not by their victims.

Surviving this
phenomenon is the best thing a person can do; avoid them and hope they don’t
call for reinforcements. An expert on the subject suggests, “Don’t blink. Don’t
even blink. Blink and you’re dead. They are fast, faster than you could
believe. Don’t turn your back, don’t look away, and don’t blink. Good luck.”

Attributes: Like most warrior types you need to have good physical stats though you can get by on a lowish con if you’re a skirmisher...

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